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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
8
A chaotic kitchen scene unfolds as Louise recalls past duties while planning a delayed Christmas dinner with six expected guests. Delays loom at Crossroads and the group wonders if kin will arrive to share a cold turkey reunion at Canter Playhouse before the town festival.
Christmas scenes unfold with a baby boy delighted by toys and family warmth. A dramatic car accident at Herald's Corners brings Hal Horton to the scene, guiding rescue and coordinating a two-dinner schedule to save the Christmas gathering.
A collage of gossip notes describes ZaSu Pitts authentic New York security fan access, Jean Parker's romance rumors with Francis Lucay, Dorothy Mackaill lifestyle and wardrobe excess, Marlene Dietrich tea rituals, Paul Dominick’s Cubs mascot tie, James Melton’s radio fame, and Betty Furness and Anita Louise career tidbits, all revealing celebrity habits and public interest in private lives.
A detailed guide outlines dinner party etiquette with guest limits, seating, and service order. It covers table setting, utensil placement, course sequence, beverage service, and bread butter usage. Sample menus and recipes for clam bouillon, sole bonne femme, roast poultry, desserts, and beverages are provided alongside décor tips and staffing notes.
Green asks if Wise is heading away this Christmas. Wise replies no, planning to depart soon after Christmas to fall as a bad debtor.
A British patrol officer witnessed human sacrifice in Papua New Guinea as a wind and water rite ended with a killed victim. The government ordered the ritual to cease. The ceremony included dancing singing and drums with body parts eaten or kept as trophies by leaders. The skull upper part and jawbone were kept as trophies to prevent loss by raiders.
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